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>> it's been a tough economic environment for all of us. so we have been doing pretty well from a marketshare standpoint and it's really based on the innovations that we've delivered. we've brought some things to the marketplace that have markedly improved the quality of the food. i mentioned packaging technology. first was our steaming technology, the cafÉ steamers that were introduced several years ago. i believe it was 2008. healthy choice cafÉ steamers was the biggest new product of the entire industry of that calendar year. since then, those products, the steaming platform has done really well. we have recently introduced it, you just mentioned, the baked on trays. that's another packaging technology that uses smart trays, which basically allows the consumer to bake a product in the microwave in far less time than would take in the oven, with equal quality. so those kind of innovations along with moving into the desert to business on the healthy choice greek frozen yogurt have all helped strengthen that franchise. >> over the last co
>> it's been a tough economic environment for all of us. so we have been doing pretty well from a marketshare standpoint and it's really based on the innovations that we've delivered. we've brought some things to the marketplace that have markedly improved the quality of the food. i mentioned packaging technology. first was our steaming technology, the cafÉ steamers that were introduced several years ago. i believe it was 2008. healthy choice cafÉ steamers was the biggest new product of...
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risk on, risk off, you will never hear it used on this show ever. it just confuses you and tries to make me sound smart, but it tells you actually i'm pretty darn stupid. risk on, risk off, not in cramerica. growing pains? you need a fast grower as part of your diversified pattern. it's worth it to pay up for a company that's accelerating if it decelerates. just go. stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ moving along ♪ new beginnings and new ends ♪ spending our time with our family and our friends ♪ ♪ celebrate with the cool autumn air ♪ ♪ ♪ and we're livin' out our lives ♪ ♪ as we dance without a care ♪ oh we were made ♪ don't worry, i can make more. ♪ oh to be free don't worry, i can make more. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.
risk on, risk off, you will never hear it used on this show ever. it just confuses you and tries to make me sound smart, but it tells you actually i'm pretty darn stupid. risk on, risk off, not in cramerica. growing pains? you need a fast grower as part of your diversified pattern. it's worth it to pay up for a company that's accelerating if it decelerates. just go. stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ moving along ♪ new beginnings and new ends ♪ spending our time with our family and our friends ♪...
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beyond that, use the same metrics. looking for high yields, also has to be safe, meaning the company better have enough earnings to cover the payout. also a consistent track record of raising the dividends, that's great for capital gains that are tax protected. the bottom line, a huge part of long-term investing is retirement investing, and the best way to prepare for your retirement is by putting money in a tax-favored vehicle and investing in high-yielding dividend stocks. reinvest your dividends and let them compound year after year after year. without paying any taxes until you withdraw your money at tend. that's a terrific recipe for producing huge long-term returns. david in california, david? >> caller: hi, jim, like your show. >> thank you, david. thank you for calling in. >> caller: you frequently comment about listening to conference calls, and i was just wondering you're probably at the institutional level. do the ordinary individual can gain access to these conference calls even in the listen-only mode to l
beyond that, use the same metrics. looking for high yields, also has to be safe, meaning the company better have enough earnings to cover the payout. also a consistent track record of raising the dividends, that's great for capital gains that are tax protected. the bottom line, a huge part of long-term investing is retirement investing, and the best way to prepare for your retirement is by putting money in a tax-favored vehicle and investing in high-yielding dividend stocks. reinvest your...
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why use more when you can use less? bounty. the clean picker upper. >>> there is nothing more important than having some yield. nothing. most individual investors are under the impression that the way you make money is that owning stocks is by powering higher. that is only half the story. something like 40% of the gains from owning stocks came from getting that dividend and buying more stock with it. buy buy buy. we want to own stocks that go higher but we need to buy stocks that have high yields. the returns from bonds and 00:13:ser 00 sertive cats of deposit bring me to the call that i got last thursday. simon, california. he asked a question about lnco. it is a company that came public last friday. i was caught not ready. you might wonder why it exists. the company's sole purpose is to own units in energy. it happens to be a partnership. but what is the own debt of that? like detra? i've been a fan of lin energy for decades. ♪ hallelujah in may of 2009 i said, wow, these guys know how to drill. they own a whole host of oil
why use more when you can use less? bounty. the clean picker upper. >>> there is nothing more important than having some yield. nothing. most individual investors are under the impression that the way you make money is that owning stocks is by powering higher. that is only half the story. something like 40% of the gains from owning stocks came from getting that dividend and buying more stock with it. buy buy buy. we want to own stocks that go higher but we need to buy stocks that have...
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and then draw some mid season conclusion that can give us a sense of what awaits us in the final months of 2012. the report is so stark that we have to go over them right now before it starts up again tomorrow. first, our company has spent years and years and years trying to distance themselves from what seemed to be the no growth usa market. the unified currency opened up the market that was right for us expansion. second, they took part in a tiny land grab that has provided earnings for several years now. we are making the move to comment on the conference call that gave you hope that a company's business could have another leg up somewhere down the road. china play became a prize possessions on wall street. ♪ hallelujah >> who is going in there, russia, brazil. where companies were starting to do business. they can propel multiple years of earnings. it meant that you were provincial and parochial. and you were hostage to the quote that is we have come to accept that usually, ended up with a quickly over heated economy. this quarter has stood that whole three-point paradigm on its h
and then draw some mid season conclusion that can give us a sense of what awaits us in the final months of 2012. the report is so stark that we have to go over them right now before it starts up again tomorrow. first, our company has spent years and years and years trying to distance themselves from what seemed to be the no growth usa market. the unified currency opened up the market that was right for us expansion. second, they took part in a tiny land grab that has provided earnings for...
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eight of us on world bank survey. i have to admit that when i heard the litany, my first reaction was, oh, here we go again. get ready to baton down the hatches because of the chinese slow down and the european stalemate. i tweeted just that at 4:15. i said here we go again, get ready. but the more i thought about it, the more i realized, are you kidding me? this again? these two headlines? are they even headlines? when they were first in the news, they were clearly disruptive forces, just terrorizing. they stayed that way for many, many months. but somehow the immediate market is graduated from them. sure enough we opened down all week. but then we spent the rest of the day trading higher. it was a clear win for the bulls. here's why, last year at this time a european debt crisis was really coming to the fore. and here in this country we were called flat foot. we have had so many companies that you know you have to be clubbed viciously by their crisis. we just weren't ready for it. plus at the time the europeans didn
eight of us on world bank survey. i have to admit that when i heard the litany, my first reaction was, oh, here we go again. get ready to baton down the hatches because of the chinese slow down and the european stalemate. i tweeted just that at 4:15. i said here we go again, get ready. but the more i thought about it, the more i realized, are you kidding me? this again? these two headlines? are they even headlines? when they were first in the news, they were clearly disruptive forces, just...
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that is something that the former ceo told us. he said we got to take price cuts or keep pricing down to satisfy the customer because the customer is right. he points out that this is cog that the customer has done. that means the company's margins probably won't be as strong as the customer is expecting and this stock could be hammered. the real clincher is what bernstein has to say about valuation. this is what worries me. he points out that costco's stock. listen to this. the moment that they trade at 22 times earnings and it has a 22 point long-term earnings. if anything goes wrong. it will shrink for rapidly. up here, price matters. the stock is priced for perfection or it will indeed go lower. i bet the stock will go down because it has run so much. in my view, all right play with an open hand. sold cost co at $92.55 back at the end of june. if it goes below 90, then and only then will the trust think about building a new position. you can argue that the trust got out too soon. i care too much about valuation to attempt to m
that is something that the former ceo told us. he said we got to take price cuts or keep pricing down to satisfy the customer because the customer is right. he points out that this is cog that the customer has done. that means the company's margins probably won't be as strong as the customer is expecting and this stock could be hammered. the real clincher is what bernstein has to say about valuation. this is what worries me. he points out that costco's stock. listen to this. the moment that...
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so i used to go to times square at 9:30 p.m. the night before to get what was known as the bulldog edition of "the new york times". that give me enough time to scramble the jets and find out what deals were being done. the takeovers were always in the bulldog edition. once at work, i didn't have access to anything. nothing that goldman sachs didn't have it. we didn't have anything that was available before 7:00 a.m. that's when the dow jones news ticker started scrolling. europe? asia? an 8:30 meeting revealed what merchandise was for sale from overseas, but it was inconsequential to because most people didn't want to buy over there anyway. they weren't interested. i remember the day gloria hit very clearly. we were set up to go to work. we had all hands on deck. there wasn't much preopening trading. we were stunned the exchange closed. it was macho time then. i remember playing an impromptu game of poker with my bosses trying to figure out if they were paid to win or not. didn't matter. the bosses were darn good card players. i
so i used to go to times square at 9:30 p.m. the night before to get what was known as the bulldog edition of "the new york times". that give me enough time to scramble the jets and find out what deals were being done. the takeovers were always in the bulldog edition. once at work, i didn't have access to anything. nothing that goldman sachs didn't have it. we didn't have anything that was available before 7:00 a.m. that's when the dow jones news ticker started scrolling. europe?...
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and people aren't using pc's. not like they used to. it is a shrinking market. western digital is shrinking too. >> mary in maryland? >> super value. i bought it at 303 and i watch your show all the time. i would like you to give me information at super value. at $303 would you hold it? >> i need you out of it tomorrow morning. you are playing with fire. the company you have all of these stories how they make you a tender offer. please, you are lucky that it is not lower. you need to have a $3, $4, $5 stock. may i suggest it is sprint. brutal day. no way around it. but a lot of it has to do with managing expectations. the companies that really blew up today didn't manage them very well. it is how it always feels when the market is down this badly. later on this week, i bet you we put down a buy. "mad money" will be right back. >> coming up. glossy coat? ppg's future looks bright. cramer paints you a picture when he talks with the ceo. and later, midas touch? the market plunges and uncertainty runs rampant. it is time to take cover in the shiny stuff. cramer is t
and people aren't using pc's. not like they used to. it is a shrinking market. western digital is shrinking too. >> mary in maryland? >> super value. i bought it at 303 and i watch your show all the time. i would like you to give me information at super value. at $303 would you hold it? >> i need you out of it tomorrow morning. you are playing with fire. the company you have all of these stories how they make you a tender offer. please, you are lucky that it is not lower. you...
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i'm used to the poor performance of a group i don't use much. and the transport index can move the overall market, it gets better. unlike fedex, ups, they aren't hit by asian and european slowdowns and don't carry two cargos with declining car loads, crops and coal. >> all aboard? >> no. you want big? friday is big. big, big, big. we have arguably the best international and best domestic bank reporting. jpmorgan, wels fargo. i'm critical at jpmorgan, which means i'm no locker wanted at parties i didn't want to go in the first place. the rub has been astonishing. i wouldn't be afraid to cut some back. the charitable trust, still a large position. the exact opposite for wells fargo i think it will be stronger than we expected. i'm focused on germany. let me tell you why. no one wants to see weak numbers anywhere. pain, job loss, but european cooperation, it began when the pathetic data from poor countries caught up with richer countries and the richer countries realize they are not immune to the crisis, and we should pay attention to the number th
i'm used to the poor performance of a group i don't use much. and the transport index can move the overall market, it gets better. unlike fedex, ups, they aren't hit by asian and european slowdowns and don't carry two cargos with declining car loads, crops and coal. >> all aboard? >> no. you want big? friday is big. big, big, big. we have arguably the best international and best domestic bank reporting. jpmorgan, wels fargo. i'm critical at jpmorgan, which means i'm no locker wanted...
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we think that's a good sign for us. >> you have the money that you're using for bye back, but you have the shop house, the international opportunity. you said let's not lose the eye on the prize, that's regular chipotle. >> right. >> but if you took that money and invested in more shop houses around the country and really tried that formula out, is that a better use of that? capital? >> what some companies do is they focus more on pace, and they're in a hurry. and they want to hurry up and add as many restaurants as possible. we focus on potential. we know we're going to increase our ultimate potential by focus on making sure we introduce the shop house brand in the right way. we also want to make sure we build the strength of the team, build their cooking techniques, build their knife skills, build their leadership skills such that when we open up restaurant number two, the manager in restaurant two is going to om from the crew of restaurant number one. same thing in l.a. well want to make sure that we build the brand in the right way, build the team in the right way. the easiest thin
we think that's a good sign for us. >> you have the money that you're using for bye back, but you have the shop house, the international opportunity. you said let's not lose the eye on the prize, that's regular chipotle. >> right. >> but if you took that money and invested in more shop houses around the country and really tried that formula out, is that a better use of that? capital? >> what some companies do is they focus more on pace, and they're in a hurry. and they...
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we make stuff in this country. >> and do we use it? >> we use it. we use it in pipelines. and as you know that's the business we're in. we ship 12% to 15% of the gas that moves here and companies like timken and a lot of other steel plants here in canton, ohio and throughout ohio. that an amazing change that we've seen. pretty exciting. >> it's not the cheapest pipe in the world. >> not the cheapest but the best. we often look at other places to buy pipe. and you know what? the best pipe is here in america. we buy it. we're building a pipeline just south of canton down to clarington, ohio, with aep as they refire their plants to gas. and we're building a pipeline just north of here called nexus that's going to go west to toledo and actually move gas into canada. imagine that. we used to import from canada. >> because there's so much natural gas here. >> so much natural gas here. it's amazing. >> you also are building a pipeline that ends in greenwich, village, new york. >> we are. >> how expensive is it to build the last 15 miles there? >> that's right. 15 miles costs abou
we make stuff in this country. >> and do we use it? >> we use it. we use it in pipelines. and as you know that's the business we're in. we ship 12% to 15% of the gas that moves here and companies like timken and a lot of other steel plants here in canton, ohio and throughout ohio. that an amazing change that we've seen. pretty exciting. >> it's not the cheapest pipe in the world. >> not the cheapest but the best. we often look at other places to buy pipe. and you know...
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i use it all the time. but it's suffered from years of mismanagement and undermanagement, which is why the stock has been flat lining for the last three years. just stuck trading around the same $15 or $16 range where it is right now. fabulous stock to sell calls against. the dilemma with yahoo! has been that the company has real value as it owns some terrific assets but in the past the people running the company have been unwilling or unable the unlock the value. this is a company where the hole -- with a lot less than the sum of the parts. yahoo! is a classic breaking up is hard to do story. in these stories at a time when there's low growth around the world, management can make the stock go higher simply by deciding to spin off a division or sell off some assets and split the company. the real problem has been that management it couldn't get its act together. what's changed? first, some of it simply that with they have a ceo who is here to stay. now, that may sound like i'm criticizing her with faint pra
i use it all the time. but it's suffered from years of mismanagement and undermanagement, which is why the stock has been flat lining for the last three years. just stuck trading around the same $15 or $16 range where it is right now. fabulous stock to sell calls against. the dilemma with yahoo! has been that the company has real value as it owns some terrific assets but in the past the people running the company have been unwilling or unable the unlock the value. this is a company where the...
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you know who will fill us in and who has the voice of authority? they hear -- they speak friday morning. this company will go major oil company by major oil company and country by country to give you its outlook and see who is spend and with what i think is a permanently higher oil price. i believe we'll be ready for a guide-up for 2013 of the stocks my charitable trust owns twlsh may be the cheapest as oil hangs out at $90 or above. one last thing. on tuesday we have the next presidential debate. the last debate was a clarity call to buy coal stocks. in fact, take a look at this chart. it's hilarious. is this a gallop poll showing rom my's surge? no. it's a depiction of btu. peabody energy in the week before and the week after the debate. look, the romney wins, the one that led off with the governor saying he would be more pro-coal than obama. if you think that obama has learned his lesson and comes out swinging, may i suggest that you buy puts on btu because that will be my best short on the week if you think obama has his game back. right back t
you know who will fill us in and who has the voice of authority? they hear -- they speak friday morning. this company will go major oil company by major oil company and country by country to give you its outlook and see who is spend and with what i think is a permanently higher oil price. i believe we'll be ready for a guide-up for 2013 of the stocks my charitable trust owns twlsh may be the cheapest as oil hangs out at $90 or above. one last thing. on tuesday we have the next presidential...
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stephanie link, both of us feel you lay and wait. buy a little bit here. let it come in and go for a multi year turn we think howard schultz is engineering. everyone has given up on schultz. sound familiar? that's what they did when starbucks was at 18. he was there to turn it around. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have a decongestant. no way. [ male announcer ] sorry. alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting decongestant to relieve your stuffy nose. thanks. [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus. ♪ oh what a relief it is! [ male announcer ] try new alka-seltzer plus severe allergy to treat allergy symptoms plus sinus congestion and pain.
stephanie link, both of us feel you lay and wait. buy a little bit here. let it come in and go for a multi year turn we think howard schultz is engineering. everyone has given up on schultz. sound familiar? that's what they did when starbucks was at 18. he was there to turn it around. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth....
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dividend for us is probably a question of when and not if. right now, the stock, we think, is undervalued and we've got cash and we've got an authorization of $500 million. and we'll certainly be active as we have in the past. >> one last question. if we see you next year at this time, and i sure hope we do, will we be not having to worry or even talking about personal computers? >> from an lsi standpoint, we've got so many other growth drivers. a lot of the growth drivers are in networking and data center and flash, a market that's growing 40%, 50% per year and we're outgrowing that market. >> then i think you've answered that question the way i like it. that is the president and ceo of lsi corp. ones with great buyback and great prospects, they're up to the task. i would stay with lsi if you bought it watching and i would think about initiating position if you're thinking that tech has finally bottomed. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the bank job. they don't get much bigger or controversial than bank of america, and the plot just t
dividend for us is probably a question of when and not if. right now, the stock, we think, is undervalued and we've got cash and we've got an authorization of $500 million. and we'll certainly be active as we have in the past. >> one last question. if we see you next year at this time, and i sure hope we do, will we be not having to worry or even talking about personal computers? >> from an lsi standpoint, we've got so many other growth drivers. a lot of the growth drivers are in...
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ohh, it's a completely new sensation for us both. it's opened a whole new door for us. i've come to clean your pool. but we don't have a pool. i'll come in anyway. next week i'm going to be a maid. [ female announcer ] k-y yours & mine. his excites. hers delights. together feel them ignite. keep life sexy. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. introducing one-a-day vitacraves for women! finally, a great-tasting gummy multivitamin designed... for women with more calcium and...
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i used one of the big orange ones. it was so bad that i had to let the guy behind me go ahead of me because he only had a handful of items in his cart. i was glad i did. because by the time i got home, i saw @jimcramer on twitter. my line compatriot tweeted, i'm calling costco a field goal for the bulls, and that's putting the score at minus 7. bears advantage. but then something happened that knocked the bulls' socks off. something so devastating, i had to interrupt "squawk on the street" when i saw it. cataclysmically awful by avnet. business is so broad and so global that you knew the day was going to be ceded to the bears. it was a question of how big a margin. give the bears 14 points on avnet. it was that devastating. 14 points. that's two touchdowns, right? that's being charitable. this is about as unexpected from a well run company as you can get, as i'll explain later in the show. uh-oh. suddenly it's 21-0. and the game hasn't even started yet. it's so bad i'm thinking this is going to be a game like last sund
i used one of the big orange ones. it was so bad that i had to let the guy behind me go ahead of me because he only had a handful of items in his cart. i was glad i did. because by the time i got home, i saw @jimcramer on twitter. my line compatriot tweeted, i'm calling costco a field goal for the bulls, and that's putting the score at minus 7. bears advantage. but then something happened that knocked the bulls' socks off. something so devastating, i had to interrupt "squawk on the...
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explain to us how that could happen? >> jim, it was a combination of three factors, in order, first of all, the missing revenue. with less revenue, you have less growth. and second was you talked about it in the intro. the western regions, higher margin, higher calorie business overall. the business centralized in the west, a double whammy and geographic mix shift. stronger in the east. components business in asia had stronger sequential growth, but it exacerbated the shift from the west and all three contributed to the disappointing bottom line. >> when i heard about the bottom line, wow, the housing economy strong, auto economy strong, but we have worries about the gridlock in washington. how much of the sudden decline in americas is related to washington? >> well, jim, i wish i could give you an exact bead on that. i will tell you, we saw it in both of our businesses, which is unusual, components and computers. in components, we saw deterioration through the quarter. july year on year, one picture, august looked worse
explain to us how that could happen? >> jim, it was a combination of three factors, in order, first of all, the missing revenue. with less revenue, you have less growth. and second was you talked about it in the intro. the western regions, higher margin, higher calorie business overall. the business centralized in the west, a double whammy and geographic mix shift. stronger in the east. components business in asia had stronger sequential growth, but it exacerbated the shift from the west...
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but it's also about if a partner can come to us and help us outside of north america to accelerate all of the other axon skipping drugs, that could be a win-win for patients, for shareholders. the right thing to do for the program. but we are also preparing to develop these programs ourself. so we're not waiting for a partner and we're not slowing down the program and the progress of our program. >> sir, thank you. this is, again, the greatest one-day gain i've ever seen in my career. i want to thank chris garabedian president and ceo of sarepta therapeutics for coming on "mad money." thank you so much, sir. congratulations. >> thank you, jim. >> this is an exercise in why i try to get you in the stock market. $14 stock goes to $45. can your paycheck do that? can a cd do that? can a simple stock do that? no. but a speculation that is well-informed can. mr. garabedian pulled it off. his company did. let's hope this drug really does fulfill the promise for these -- for this very tough illness. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, crucial quarter. vf corp is behind well-known brands such as n
but it's also about if a partner can come to us and help us outside of north america to accelerate all of the other axon skipping drugs, that could be a win-win for patients, for shareholders. the right thing to do for the program. but we are also preparing to develop these programs ourself. so we're not waiting for a partner and we're not slowing down the program and the progress of our program. >> sir, thank you. this is, again, the greatest one-day gain i've ever seen in my career. i...
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they've been using new freezer cases to bring food in. that's what was behind the breakout we saw the other day from family dollar's magnificent quarter. that big increase in the number of food stamp users might go away. much was made of this comment by romney -- >> i like pbs. i love big bird. i actually like you, too. >> all right. i'll make this point. stay away from the whole toy merchandise cohort. when he bad back to school numbers. no money to be made here whatsoever. finally, we got the toughest call of all, the health care gambit. a lot of mistaking people scooped up all of the drug and health maintenance stocks today because of romney's perceived victory and the concomitant belief that if obama care goes right out the window when day one of the new presidency, it's good for big pharma and for health maintenance organizations. to which i say sorry. that is very wrong. in truth, big pharma and the hmos have been gigantic winners off obamacare. they made their peace with it. they profited from it. some would say they co-opted it. t
they've been using new freezer cases to bring food in. that's what was behind the breakout we saw the other day from family dollar's magnificent quarter. that big increase in the number of food stamp users might go away. much was made of this comment by romney -- >> i like pbs. i love big bird. i actually like you, too. >> all right. i'll make this point. stay away from the whole toy merchandise cohort. when he bad back to school numbers. no money to be made here whatsoever....
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what's the highest and best use of your capital? and we saw and continue to see historically low rates. looks like they're going to be that way for a while, interest rates. where we pushed our balance sheet out long and really didn't feel like we were getting rewarded for the fact we've built up this huge liquidity and significant cash flow before any payments were due to be made. so we had a few choices. that we thought the highest and best use of capital was simply to buy back our own stock. >> not in the traditional manner where you sat underneath and hoped the sellers came in. >> there are so many restrictions on buying stock daily in a regular repurchase program. people make these large announcements. we're going to do a stock repurchase program and then do nothing. >> thank you for saying that. they don't. >> we chose to make a statement, there are 5,000 plus stocks for people to choose from. why buy ours? like any other product, we have to fight for attention. and i think this got people's attention. >> this was the big tende
what's the highest and best use of your capital? and we saw and continue to see historically low rates. looks like they're going to be that way for a while, interest rates. where we pushed our balance sheet out long and really didn't feel like we were getting rewarded for the fact we've built up this huge liquidity and significant cash flow before any payments were due to be made. so we had a few choices. that we thought the highest and best use of capital was simply to buy back our own stock....